Dinner Dance Honoring Miss Helen Peck in Center Colo
A dinner dance Saturday evening in Waldo's Iomire room honored Miss Helen Peck of Denver Colorado. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. G.N. Slater and many local residents. floral centerpieces featured sweet peas and valley ties. The Allegheny Camp Fire Girls were hosted by Mrs. Edward Pendleton. Margaret Gill will host East End Sewing Circle. Mareato Choral Club rehearses at Central Christian church. Thimble Club gathers at Mrs. D. A. Brown's home. guests included L. W. Elliott and George Brown. A salad course followed the hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Waldo
Misa Helen Peck
Center
Colo
GN. Slater
Helen Peck
den Yer
Grace Haymaker
Genevieve Harrison
Virginia
Snider
Edoa’ Haymaker
J.J. Yee ‘Horner
John Koblesard
Jack
Allegheny Camp Fire
Edward Pendleton
Pendleton Apartments
Seventh Street
Margaret Gill
East End
Mareato Choral Club
Central Christian Church
W. Lee Williams
Irs
Homer Williams
Anna Tate
Prompt
D. A. Brown
Tate
iMre LW. Elliott
Mra
Richard King
E Thorny Taney
Mireie Maxwell
Mary Hannaford
Oda Maxwello Manley
Magino Kiddy
Berry Carter
Madge Leonard
Eleanor Brown
Frances Brown
L. W. Elliott
George Brown
The Easter Pack and Fashion Features in McClure's April
McClure's April issue highlights The Easter Pack with Ellen Ackerman's cover art Easter Sundae and new fiction by Cameron Mackenzie and Richard Washburn Child. It also surveys fashion and embroidery topics in Pictorial Review, plus numerous articles on cinema, society, and world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woma
California Baird
McClure
Porter Emerison Browne
Eugene Matlowe Rhodes
Arcond
NeClure
Cameron Mackenzie
Anna Steele Richardson
Richard Washburn
Frank Goewy Jones
George
Julietta
Sophie Kerr
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Eleanor Ackerman
van Houten Avenue
Passaic
N. J
Wv. O
Fashion Department
Maude Anderson
Margaret Bryce
G O P Primaries Leave Field Open
Washington, April 1. Returns from March primaries show no clear path to the Republican nomination. About 160 of 986 delegates elected, with many uninstructed. Indiana, Kentucky and Minnesota delegations split among Fairbanks Cummins La Follette, while others remain uncommitted. April primaries will add 313 delegates. big states New York and Illinois loom large. There is no pledged majority in sight and strategy centers on uncommitted delegates and potential coalitions. The growing global aviator count is noted at 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Indiana
Kentucky
Fairbanks
Minnesota
Cumine
Iowa
la Follette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
North Caroli
Oklahoma
New Hampshire
Florida
Hughes
Roosevelt
New York
Tlinois
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Cummins
Wincosin
Burton
Ohio
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Nebraska
Montan
Barker and son step at Ner North listing
William Barker of 224 Milford Airest Stanley Heights reports long illness including kidney bladder trouble and rheumatism stomach issues. He credits a bottle of Nery-Saree with marked improvement and praises Nery-Worth as a remedy from Burke's drug store for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Barker and Son Step
Ner North Lst
Barker
Milfordairest
Stéaley Heights
William Barker
Burke
Nerys
Box Supper and Ice Cream Social at Adamston Church
The Loyal Workers Society of Adamston Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to a box supper and ice cream social on Tuesday evening April 4 in the church basement. Tickets and details are available through church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Workers Society of the
Adamston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theohurch
German Spy Behind Bars in New York
German stowaway Clarence Jivdson alias Ernest Schiller was jailed at police headquarters in New York charged with attempting to place dynamite on the Cunard Line steamship Pannonia. He said he used a motorboat to store the explosive but would not reveal its launch location. The plot, planned for March 3, was abandoned after confederates backed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cunard Line
Pannonia
Clarence Jivdson
Ernest Schiller
Hudson
Hoboken
Villa action linked to San Geronimo blow reports
The article discusses the theory that Villa's activities enabled Colonel Dodd to strike at San Geronimo Ranch two days after the Minaca crime, boosting hopes Villa is doomed. Refugees report General Luis Herrera left Chihuahua City with troops. rumors of Villa’s capture circulate in El Paso, but none verified. Notable victims and figures named include Donald McGregor, Dr. Stell, Acklin, Woods, Lindsley, Benjamin Snell, and Locke.
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Villa
Dodd
San Geronimo Ranch
Minaca
Luis Herrera
Chihuahua City
el Paso
Donald McGregor
Denver
Chicago
Stell
New Orleans
Mexico
Ack
Lin
Woods
Lindsley
Benjamin Snell
Kansas City
Locke
Arly
Battle at Narocz Lake Delayed By Swamp Terrain
From the Frankfurter Zeitung via Overseas News Agency, German patrols braved chest‑deep waters as forests turned to swamp during Russian assaults. Saarbruecken troops are praised for bravery with a Silesian territorial officer leaping onto a parapet and hurling forty grenades into advancing Ruviklans to halt the attack.
Hearing Postponed in Light and Heat Case Charleston
Through counsel agreement, the Manufacturers Light and Heat Company of Pittsburg will present further evidence in its case against the Public Service Commission of West Virginia. The hearing moved from April 11 to May 22 in Charleston to allow the company to argue that Governor Hatfield influenced the commission’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Pittsburg
Public Service Commission of
West Virginia
H. D. Hatfield
Eight Hour Day Rally In Scranton With Union Leaders
In Scranton Pennsylvania on April 1 a miners eight hour day celebration filled the town hall. Governor Brumbaugh and United Mine Workers president John P White addressed the crowd. White promised substantial wage concessions from anthracite operators after negotiations in New York and expressed confidence in miners’ representatives to gain recognition. He also hinted that broader relief could be possible though not imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Brumbaugh
John P. White
United Mine Workers
White
New York
Eee
British Army Extends Front Near Arras in France
A semi-official communique reports the British army in France has extended its front around Arras and is poised to release 130 kilometers of advances. The announcement signals a broader push in the region as allied forces maintain pressure on enemy lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Arras
Defoe Edges Morgan In Six Round Philadelphia Bout
St Paul featherweight Dilly Defoe delivered a tough six round win over Eddie Morgan of England in Philadelphia. Defoe pressured Morgan three times toward a knockout, but Morgan's ring generalship and steady defense kept him afloat until the final bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dilly Defoe
St. Paul
Eddie Morgan
England
Defoe
Aghter
Morgan
Record Plunge Set By Miss Autderhelder In Detroit
Miss Autderhelder from Indianapolis set a record plunge for distance at a Detroit meet between the Detroit Women's Aquatic Club and an Indianapolis club. She alunged sixty feet and three and one half inches in the women's dual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mid
Wolen Autderhelde
Indianapolis
Autderhelder
Miners Strike Paralyzes Allegheny Valleys Coal
About 1600 miners in the Allegheny valley struck on April 1 demanding an eight hour day with current pay for eight hours. Operators granted some demands, but the miners faces a thinly organized field and the strike spreads in collieries across Pittsburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Alleghany Vally
Canadian pacific official's son reported killed in action
Montreal April 1 word arrives that Captain Fred Shaughnessy second son of Lord Shaughnessy head of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company has been killed in action in section command
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Fred, Shaughnessy
Lord Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Thin women find new beauty with Tonoline treatment
Thousands of thin women report dramatic changes from a new Tonoline treatment offered by the American Proprietary Co. Boston Mass. The ad promises a free trial by mail and notes improved flesh, appearance, and nerve strength with immediate delivery of the tonic, urging readers to respond before the offer ends. Wells-Haymaker Co. markets this beauty remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Proprietary Co
Boston
Mass
Wells-Haymaker Company
Princeton seniors reveal 230 men survey findings
A Princeton University survey of 230 senior men shows nineteen wholly self supporting and thirty eight partially. Highlights name Jn Law as best all around man and Harvey as editor of Daily Princetonian. Grant Peacock noted for bow legs. Vansar cited as favorite girls’ college. 43 claim never kissed a girl and 160 deny it morally wrong to do so. Dancing and courting opinions varied. Shakespeare praised while Wilson criticized as worst poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Nenfor Atatistics
Usu
Lamb" Heyniger
Carniah
N. Y
Law
Merion
Jl. H. Harvey
New York City
Princetonian
Moat
Ta G. Payson
Axle
Wood
N. Ju Han
Nicoget
Grant Peacock
Vansar
Shakespeare
George Bernard Shaw
Edmund Wilson
Bila Wheeler
Born Slave He Dies Rich Sanford Johnson will probate
The late Sanford Johnson's will, filed in Stockton Kansas, leaves 640 acres in Rooks County free of encumbrance and personal property valued at 7000 dollars. Born a slave, freed by emancipation, he homesteaded in the eighties, raised six children, and provided them with schooling. His estate is to be divided among his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton, Kaus
Sanford Johnson
Rooks County
Johnson
Amocistor
Wounded Monday in Gourrero raid purportedly wounded
A telegram reported to General Gavira al Juarez from General Gutterres says Villa was wounded in the knee during the Gourrero raid last Monday. Gaviria sought more details about Colonel Dodd's battle from Chi huahua City dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourrero
Villa
Gavira al Juarez
Gutterres
Chi
Notable figures in early film and theatre ranks
Prof. George B. McClellan is highlighted as favorite professor and mayor of New York City. Marguerite Clark tops actress favorites with Wislo Ferguson Martha Hedman Mary Pickford Maud Adams Anita Stewart nearby. John Barrymore and Charlie Chaplin lead actors with Forbes-Robertson and Lao Dietrich following.
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Mimi
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L. Frank Tooker
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Gardner L. Harding
Congress
Bryan
William Hard
Bert “L. Taylor
Columist
Chicago Tribune
Karl Schmidt
Tommy S
Dorothy Delagers
Kathleen Norris
Miss Smithy
Fannie Heaslip Lea
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Frank H. Spearman
Nan of
Music Mountain
Allene Wilkes
Tristram Tupper
Viola Westwood
A. C.nelson
D. Emelyn L. Coolidge
Cyrun C. Adams
American Review of Reviews
Verdun
Talcott Williams
Russia
Stanley Washburn
Turkey
James B. Macdonald
Frederick Luidekoper
China
Hollington K. Tong
Japan
Bronson Bachelor
Marcus M. Marks
Paul V. Collis
Dr. LF. Barker
Oo 2
Steinmetz
Schenectady
Donald Wilhelm
William Brady
Anthony M. Rud
Charlon
Alma Byers
Hows Daventers
Frederick Mills
G.O.P
Bell Phone
Ticksoan
Claude A. Young
Jornee
Big Mass
Town
Charles 8. MacParland
Federal’ Council
Churches of Christ In America
Europe
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KODAK
Hall & Bradford
Sturm
Sturm’s Dairy
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Palace Furniture & Piano Co
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